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Heavy Liabilities aud small Assets
by telegraph to the Dlspatcn.i

10y tolcBIdln W thc Di9PoteH'i
NEW YORK, August 1O.-Orlando l..
lasting, manufacturer o. cardboard
at No. 26 Eeekman street, doing bust
ness as Hasting Il Todd, who assigned
recently, filed schedules to-day showing
liabilities Of 1922, 600; nominal assets,
$l13, goo actual assets, $34, 900.
The schedules o. Otto Won Felt,
dcaler in pictures, show liabilities of
S2S, eco; nominal assets, SO, 600; actual
assets, S2C, eco.
When John Slade Il Co. made an as
.iQnment to Walter S. Warren, July
I'll, the as. gnee was directed to fur
nish bond for $500, 900. This he did
not care to do. and to-day Alfred G.
Chaplin was substituted. Alfred Sully
and ii. X. 1hurber became his sure
ties. Warren makes affidavit that the
firms liabilities are 1919, 900 nominal
assets, 81 ,200,0O actual assets, $780,
lgu
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sfhc: December. slas4Xc. Cosn--9suthsrn
firm white. 5eas2kc.; yellow. ;iaS2c wse;eyn
higher; mixed. spot, and August t8kc. asked;
september. %s,ss4sSc; October Dsd0xc.;
January. 5e<c. asked. Oan nrm for old soaeh.
erp and Pennsylvania, 33asc western vhits,
33ksssc; western mixed, sfs3lc. Rye 9uiet
Of tsassc. Hay nrm; prime to choice vsstern.
ti3at1s.t0. Provisions steady and quiet NOS.
pork. si6as17. Bulb meats - Shoulders and
clear-rib sides, packed. and &C. Bacon-Shoui-
ders. SLashc.; clcar-rib sides, 9kc.: hams,
1shaitc. Lard-fefincd. Sc. Butter hrner ;
western packed. 1ss22c. creamery, 29s3sc.
Eegs steady at IgkaI3c. Petroleum stoady:
refined. SIC. Coffee dull and nominal; Mo
csrgoes, ordinary to fair, Ishaies Sugar
steady. with fair inquiry: A soft BIC copper
refined firm al es.ai0c. Whiskey sssa1y -
si.1ia<i.is. Freighis TO Liverpool per steamer
duli-Cottop, I'D. -four, Is. 81. grain 2ks2kd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August io-Cash quotations were
rs follows: Flour quiet and unchanged No.
spring wheat. ca a6st &c. No. 8 spring wheat
&c.; No. , red, utc. No. corr, 80.
No. oats, s5hc Mess-port, SIS Lard,
1855 shortHb sidss loose). s7.9a Dry-saltef
shoulders (hoxed) sas0es5s0 short-ciesr sides
(toxedl 81 3ass.s5. Whisky. tf10
Leading fntlres ranged e. follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11

BANt NIuthe.
state Bank Of Nirgipia......in n ~
Union Bank Of Richmond. 30 81 100
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Dominion :. :. CO.......i00 20 81
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The North Carolina Farmers A.
scInbiy.

tBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., August l0.-The
greatest farmers gathering ever held IN
North Carolina fnishcdits second day )
exercises at Mount Holly to-day. 1t
will continue until Friday night. More
than $500 people are in camp; 1900
went on excursion trains from this city,
and the total attendance today exceed
Cd $500. 1t Will be more than double
that tomorrow.
To Gays speakers at the Farmers
Institute were Or. J. ". Lewis, DIT.
Ii. i. Battle, Colonel j. L. Polk (cdi-
tor of the Progrcssicc farmcyO, Colo
mel Julian Allen Ga northern man and
Union veteran and for twelve years a
leading farmer of Iredcll county, Hon.
s. NJ. Finger (State Superintendent OF
Fducation), Hon. Walter l.. Steele, and
Hon. +. $ Stamps.
Tonight the grounds are brilliantly
illuminated and thrOngs are dancing.
The most remarkable exhibits at the
iolr are cereals from Buncombe county,
including rye nine feet high and timo-
thy more than SIX feet. Among the
manufactured goods is magnificent
full line of cotton stulis from the Ne
Adcnsvillc Mills, in Castor county. No
southern concern has ever shown lis
canal at any national exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO NABKyT

AIUI0I To, ~.
The market is decidedly stronger and higher
to-day on suncured grades, and offerings we're
quite liberal Of all sor;s. The feature al
auction sales was the high prices obtllnsd for
three Caroline-county crops, which sold al the
following prices $500. $50, $40, SIS. 50. and $3.50
another sold a. sis5. t95. IS, and $3.50; third
one al so, So $40 $50, si750, sis s., and 81 o.
These we're wsll-baBdled aud assorted crops
end show conclusiyely what Caroline county
can do besides raising SuDcured leaf Our
largest manufacturers were tho buyers; 7. C..
Williams. Allen G GInter, and Meyers Bro
theirs among others,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
Increased Their Claim for Damages.
fBy telegraph to the Dispacn.l

BALr1MoBB, August 10.-To-day in
the United States Circuit Court the at
torneys of the West Virginia Central
and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
against the Baltimore and Ohia Rail
road Company for violation OF contract,
increased their claiM for damages from
$4,000 to $4,000. The declaration
alleges that an agreement was made be-
tween the two companies january -,
1881, for an interchange OF coal-cars and
for mutual transportation of freight to
and from the functions of the roads at
Piedmont, West Virginia that tue de-
ferdqnt agreed on certain rebate,
which il declined to fulfil that the
plaintiff lost $500 by reason of the
violation of that part of the contract ;
and that the defendants violation of
Il contract caused loss Of the sale OF
$50. eco tons of coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
LYNCEgnVRG'S BUDGET.
Important Railroad Enterprise-A
Prisoners EScape-EBe Lex
tssgtoE Rto:ers. dc.
rsneclnl telerram . the pispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LyNCHBURG, Va, August 10.-An-
other positive and practical step was
taken toward the Inauguration OF tine
important railroad enterprise upon
which Lynchburg bases .luch of hef
future prosperity. This was from
President Ctey-an otder looking to
The commencement of the work early
in Septembe~. Tomorrow mornings
papers will contain an advertisement
asking for bids for the construction OF
The first ten miles leading out from this
city. A meeting of the Board of Dl-
rcctors for August. 18th is called, when
the bids viii be opened and tho con-
tracts awarded. The people here will
receive this announcement with great
s.tisfac;ion, as the road is peculiarly
the offspring, as it will be the future
stay OF the city.
Late last night Il. l.. Putt, who was
confined in the Amherst county Jail on
charge of assault and bait cry, effected
his escape by breaking out. The cell
in which he was confined looked this
morning as though it might have been
the scene Of combat between two
giants. The bed, chairs, table, window
sash. and other furniture are broken
literally into spiinters, while the iron
Lars OF the door are bent and twisted
| es though they had been straws, There
is 10 clue as to the escaped prisoners
Whereabouts.
Advices received TO night from Lex
ington state that after hearing, con
suming two entire days, the mayor OF
that city had decided TO send seven oil
| the negroes charged with rioting there
| during the excursion from this city
August LIST on to tho grand jury. The
other four were acquitted and dis.
charged.
Ten families OF Hungarian emierants
passed through the city this evening
en- route for Pocahontas.
CALI crs' ksrthe I'm Norfolk and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
Painless Regulation.

Il is no longer n question Of doubt-alth0ugh
The contrary was once believod-that medi-
clues which produce violent effects are I'M
suited 10 otheT than desperate emergencies.
In other words. thaS super-potent remedies are
calculated TO weaken and iujurc the system
rather than reform It's Irregularities. Among
medicines Of debiliisting eject arc cathsrtics
and cholsgcgues which copiously and abruptly
eyacuate the bowels. Because Il does not do
this Ilostettsr's stomach Bitters 10 prelersols
10 the erenching class OF purgatives. Painless
in its effects IL Is sufficiently sctivo TO remedy
chronic constipation. ltreteves by invigore-
ting tho lntestines, and enables, not forces,
them 10 perform the duty imposed upon them
by nature. Promoting the secretion OF bile In
normal quantities by It's beautifully siimula-
ting effect upon tho liver, IL Is eminently eon-
duciys TO digestion, and contributes In no small
degree TO keep the bowels regular.
au ii-Th(wlSa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
NrrsI.irrfon NOies.
Az teloeraph % be Dispalch.I

ny Telegraph 70 Iue DI7I04.''''
WASHINGTON. August 10 HE post
ot,ice 81 Danville, Va, will become L
free.dehvery Office October LIST.
Tbe President today assured soma
,or Harris that he would visit Mem,
rh;s Tenn, during his contemplated
r,~o.torn and southern trip this fall.
Tbe Treasury Department to-day re-
ceiyed applications for the prepayment
- interest on bonds amounting to
e.. $40. $50, making the total to date
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
Sarnfoga Races.

NY telegraph 10 inc Diapi'ch.l
SARATOGA, August l0.-The weather
was fine, the track excellent, PId the
attendance fair.
First race-one mile and seventy
yards-Alaric won; GaIatip second,
Miss Motley third. Time, $40.
Second race-one mile-Romp won ;
Lewis Clark s. cond, Percy third. Time,
l47!.
Third race-one mile and quarter
Ten-Strike won; Birpotte second, Har-
ry Russell third. Time, 2:l3l.
Fourth race-three quarters of Il
mile-Fred B. won; broughton Sc
cond, Unique third. Time, Iii.
Fifth receive furlongs-Mattie
Lorraine won ; Quotation second, Irma
III. third. lime, l:03i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
A Jaii-Deliyery Prevented.
fRy telegraph To the Dlspa,ch.l

ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., August TO-
While Sheriff Charles II. Lacy was alb
sent at the funeral of his wife to-day
there was au attempt on the paIt OF
the prisoners at the Atlortic-county
jail at Mays Landing to escape. They
were led by a housebreaker named
Slocum. who, with an iron pump
handle, beat hole through the ceiling
and effected an entrance into the attic
They were discovered by Deputy
sheriff Moore and County-Clerk Evans,
who, at the point of a pistol, drove
Slocum and the others back and placed
al the male prisoners in separate cells.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
FINANCIAL
FEW YoHx yALrIxoxx, AM xIGA'
NoEp STOCK yxcHAHaxs.
rx. .al.rranh 10 the nis,n,co.I

NRw YORK. August l0.--Tbe stock marker
during most Of the day wns even duller tnan
yesterday, though comparative activity AZ ,n,
end 81 the day ran the days total up Dsyono
that of yesterday. All eyes were turned 70
Washington TO see the outcome OF the BOND
offerings. ard % most OF the operators on tne
street were impressed with me , mea
that the offerings would be quite lice-
raj, moderate buying marked the lore
roon's trading. when IL became eVi-
dent that the amounts offered were not up
TO expectation leJciioD OF smaI dimeh,
1icns followed. Purchases by London aided
The early advance, but tho reports OF damage
TO the corn crop had depressing. elect Much
less attention was given TO the telegraph ana
ives matter !. though In regard 70 the FORMER
many stories were aiioat. one hundred shares
OF Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton were sold AT
70 to day against par yesterday. New Englard
was very prominent to-day, aud there were
much less CnfGyorable runOrs in regard 20 it
50. Paul was most active, aud traders were
free sellers for time. The remainder OF the
list we're Cuiet and call for no comment The
opCring was decidedly strong. with most
stocks from LaSc. higher than on yesterday
evening. Trading was quiet. and soon became
very duh. except for New England, hea1ing
nnd 50. Paul. fluctuations were confined
within very narrow limits. and trading. beyond
spurts In New England. entirely devoid OF in-
terest Prices Jagged and recove. ell alter
nately during the greater part OF the day, nut
the afternoons decline was o. moro import
ance, though generally confined TO fractions
There wss partial reaction In the last hour.
and the close was duh hut steady 10 firm aud
close 10 he opening figures. Total sales 100000
shares Most Of the active list are higher
though advances are for fractions only.
NEW YORK. August i0.-Noon-otocks dull
and steady. Money easy At 4aJ per cent TX
chSuge-Lons. 4sl5 short, Isi. Governments
dun.
demonstrating duh ~ a steady. Money
easy at 3a5; closing offered 3. sub-lteaslry
balancas-Gold. sl3ii76.000; currency. SegiS'-
CO. Governments dun; per cents, ~ = ;
a. rer cents. 1l0l,. State bonds duh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
.u,c,,ose or Registered i'S r
Gents.

gy telegraph to the Dispatch all.
w.s a., August lo.-Fiye mn .anr
lion four hundred and siA' ,yr,eas,,yv to-
cents were offered at the i, ,n AZ 10
DAY at prices ranging from iiV nav
IS Secretary Fairchid this sissrsS snin ag
copied the offer OF the 10, S snrI, GOO regis
t haDi a. "a per cent. bonds at ilo n ths
t %l1 other proposals were rejected, as 'h0
rates were not considered taVofAo'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
Five Million Feet OrLumber Burned.

by ioloeraph 20 The DlspatchI
MUsKEGoN, Mich, August l0.-The
mill fires IN this city yesterday re-
suited in the loss of over five million
feet of lumber, owned by the Stinson
& Fay Manufacturing Company and
oilers. The total losses aggregate
early 500, eco, Oh which there is 1
fair insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11

10y toloGrapn 20 IuV OI7V"'VI'I
CoNconD, n. H., august 1O.-tIre
was discovered in the second story OF 4
shoe factory ut Wolfboro' last night,
ard before the flames were extinguished
the building and nine clearinghouse
were destroyed The origin OF the iire
Is unknown. The shoe-factory was tue
LARGEST in the State, and employed
nearly 500 hands. The loss on the
factory is S20,OO0 loss on stock Sio'-
009 with $4,000 insurance. ire
1welling-houees were occupied princi-
pallv 10y factory operatives. me VINO" di,o ;
loss by the fire is placed at aiZo'ooo
insurance small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
Meeting of the state Democratic
Committee.

RooHs OF THE STATE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, August I'D, 81. y
The State Democratic Executive and
Central Committees arc requested to
meet mt the Exchange Hotel. Richmond,
Va, Tuesday, August 23d instant, at :
o'clock =. NJ. to consider matters con
nected with the canvass.
by order
JOHN s. BARBOUR, Chairman.
". ". Scott, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
TIE German Crown Prince.

ny Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON. August 10-The German
Crown Prince arrived in Edinburgh
to-day, and spent the time in sight
seeing. Before the Prince left for Lon
don Or. Mackenzie performed another
operation upon his throat. Electricity
was applied to the larynx and the last
traces Of the excresence in the throat
were successfully removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
A Defaulfer Arrested.

10y 70 VIZ
CHICAGO, August l0.-JOhn McMar.
tin, the defaultIng agent OF the Russell
Manufacturing Company at McKies
port, Pa, who left for Canada eight
months ago, was met on the street to-
day by President Russell, of the Man
ufacturing Company, who is visiting
here, and was promptly locked up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11

ho,v ,eo1, by Charley Parker, cow
c COZ, no part OF the money ever being re-
, ~ The robbery was perpetrated
S; n,ie inc Major and his escort were at
,a, 'ner' ana he is held not TO have
his funds. ' ~ p'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11

by telegraph % mo DIsUhIch.I
New YORK, August l0.-it is officially
announced that the Commercial Cable
he's notified the other cable companies
that unless the rates are advanced to
folty cents a word within one week, it
will make another cut, and ten days
from now take messages at twelve cents
a VO.d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11

arc now on general strike for an adj
vance of wages. They have been get
ting s.. 25 day, and now demand $3.50.
Work is being stopped at the ship
yards on account Of the strike, and
many ship-carpenters and laborers are
thrown out of employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
khct bead D" asrevtne'

Asnryn1F, n. c.. August lo.-About
I O'clock Sunday morning plstol-shol
res heard by the police on Patton ave-
me 81 point near the Buncombe
warehouse Wa On reaching the spot JEFF
Gsipoy, a negro, was found shot and
ent and said two men named William
Cowan and George Cabiness had at
tackled him. Cowan was arrested
Cai;ness fled. The latter is said u
have been badly cut. The cause O.
t t difficulty is variously stated. The
neoro ia dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
lence against colored men, and adopt

lence against colored men, and adopt
means Tor the betterment OF thepresent
unfortunate state of affairs.
The following officers were elected !:
President, w. J. Simmons, Of the Lou
isviue american Baptist; Vice-Presi-
dent, J. II. Patton, of the Nashville
Free Lance; Secretary, Rev. George
L. Bragg, Jr., of the Norfolk (Va.)
Afro-Americdn; Treasurer. Alexan-
der Clark, of the BaltimGe Common
weahh;, Historian, W. G. Chase.
The association adjourned after q
banquet to meet in Nashville in Aug ist
next YEAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
sltgs RrpOKrpp 10 sEcRETARY.

WHEAT-White. y bushels common ut 03,.
Lon CHERRY. 600 bushels prime on private terms
80 bushels very good at &c. 20 bushels COM
mon at rec Mixed, $50 bushels very good a,
sec. 800 bushels good al S)c.; 21s bushels COM
mon at 75c Sh0rt0erry. l5i bushels prime a!
Sc. 10 bushels very good ut Sic. 1l6 bushels
very good az Sc. ia bushels good at ,0c.; 33j
bushels coed NJ 7Sc.; 2l6 bushels fair NJ nc
6gS bushels common AZ i5o. 2i6 bushels COM
mon al 73c. 4S2 bushels common nj ~. {; ~
bushels common at s+c. ~ bushels common a.
&c. - bushels common at Coo.
CORH.-Mhite, 900 bushels very good on pri-
Vate terms.
OATS. Mixed, 500 bushels very good western
"a private terms. Winter. 200 bushels very
good Virginia at &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
pran,h.,.on senoo, Oassed.
lpy telegraph to the DispAtch.l

N.euyrLLr, TENN, August l0.-Wii-
liz McDearmon, q school-teacher near
pabattin. jackson county, found ms
.chooI. house guarded by a mob yes
sarday morning, who refused him adj
s s'e;ss;on on the ground that he was q
ip5sohil,itionist. McDearmon opened
srciher school. house. The Anti-Pro.
Eihillon;ols installed = new tencpsx, II 9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
Meadow. ana Bush-TiTe in Hie"'-
gan.

Thy telegraph 10 the DispsNh'i
Trrrorr. August 10.-A gentleman
Who travelled yesterday through tne
lurning "thumb " of the L0wef e ell,
fula saws the meadow and oush lily,
are everywhere. Acres oil cur e' an
and miles Of fencing nave pecn " ~
stroved. Several barns and nain .si
Of cattle are reported burned ia the
$3.50, - Int definite news has not yet
Iren received. At night the scene Is $
Mid and weird. Isolated houses stand
in M he centre of burning fields ana ana
Heir n ' destruction seems certain. I he
farmers ere suffering greatly. At the ao
dense, d'pse that much trouble is experienced Cd
ny SS'1 parts Of the State The fires ARE, are
a s and scattered, but the total loss
@ill be heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
kARsaTk 81 TELEGRAPH
agw YORK.

NEw YoRK. Augusta .-COttor steady: sales,
a.s.O baies. including ESQ for export up
lands. l3-lec.: Orleans. 1916. net receipts,
20 bales. exports--to Great Britain. i,l0
bales. Southern nour steady and in moderate
demand. Wheat about NC. and options IA
&c. higher: No. red. August. sy4aDSc. !.
September, s0A aS0ac.; October, u asSc
Corp--Spot advanced sesc. and option, IVA
latc., closing nrm: No. 2. August nominal I:
September, 49, as0Ac. Oats hakc. higher and
moderately active: mixed western. S2asic. !;
No. ?. August. 3l'c., closing at 3i&c.; Sop
lember, 3is.a32Ac. hops duh and weak.
Cotee-spOt fair Rio nominal az ti9; NO.
Rio net quoted: August. SASS; september,
changed and quiet Nolassos duh aud nomi.
nal Rice steady. Cotton seed oil quoted a.
ses3ic. for crude: 4iai3c. for renned. Rostn
dun az ti.0skatl.i0. Turpentine weak a. &c:
Bldes firm and In moderate demand. Wool
quiet; domestic fleece, Na3sc. pulled. iss
s5c.; Texas, 9a25c. Pork actiye and urn
mess. ti5ati5 q for old; sia50asi6 for new.
Beet dull. Middles dull and nominal IArd
sa5c. higher and moderately active; western
steam. spot, private terms, quoted ~ sn1A
s6Sh; September, o. s9a$dys; October. toHs
is.os. FrcigEts steady.
BALTIMORE
BALfuonr, Nd, August i0.--Cosson dull
niddling. ioc. flour steady, Win sctise de-
mand for newesop; Howaxd-5xe ana vsssesn
super, q. 26e117 : "a exua. t0a)A % do tnmuys
Sa.soa(436t ~ milk npor, oeH0ol9i 30 q,
Ha, g&n14Us ~ I16 hTanlA cAQo1e 2l
tsispsce {2R2cn1,y2 ncteSa lkei e9 -:
: s.; y =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
DEATHS.

ZONES. -Died, July 0, 1851, between 5 and 4
A. NJ, In Buckingham county. MARION,
Laughter OF Mary v. and William I. 'fones {;
aged nine months and sixteen days.
TURPIS.-Entered into rest o. tho residence
OF eer son, Kew. John n. Tufpia, Chariostes-
vile. Va, "Wednesday evening. August lvtn>
Mis- ElixABETH TtRPlN, relict Of the late
Il s. Turpip, u thia city
FTiepds endrelali7oo nEe Invited - meet We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
The faDferc.

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispstch.l
LONDON. August l0.-Twelve new
cases of cholera and iSelve deaths
were reported at Malta during the past
twenty-iour hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
winner OF the Jubiiee Yacht Race.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, August l0.-The judges Of
the jubilee yacht race have decided
that the lrex was the winner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
phrTIyop sTrCY MtpYyT
gIoPA0aD STOCK ExonAsex

RAiTIM0RR, Nh. August lO.-Yirginia G's
cou.ollcated. 4: 30. past.due coupons, G4N
90. lO-iJs, 35h. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
sgAIg AND cOrrOE EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August ~. 1897.

OFFEHISGs.
WHEAT.-White. - bushels Longberry. , 026
bushels. Mixed. SIS bushels. ShOrtberfy. j,sy2
bushels. Total. S.1li bushels
CORN.-N bite. 800 bushels.
OATs.--l.g0 bushels.
FlOUR-21J barrels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
FloHr.,Iiils burned.

MESPHrs, TEsy., August l0.-The
Eagle Flour Mills, on the corner OF
Vance and Tennessee streets, were
burned this morning. Loss, $4,000 ;
insurance, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11

WEDNESDAY, August 10, 1887.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11
MAXINE IsTELLiGEsCg.
PORT or RICHMOND. ArGvsr 30. 1857.

Arrived.
Schooner :. +. Newman. Moore, cartenss,
Cuba, Old rails, Tredegar Company
Schooner Ide c. Schoolclsf,. Henderson.
Philadelphia. coal, Benjamin 7. Crump.
Schooner Moonlight. Cranmer, Now York,
salt. Robert +. Williams & Co.
Schooner II. s. Brooks, hisley, New York.
coal. s. r. Lathrop & Co.
Schooner :. A. Potter. Gardner. Koansboc.
ice, Richmond Ice Company.
SALAD.
Steamer Ariel. poyo. Nerfolk, United states
mat. merchandise snc passengers, l. y. Ts-
tUn. agent
Schooner n. II. Burrow, Taylor, Bermuda
Hundreds, 10 load pine wood for Sew York.
schooner Emily X. Burton, Meashail, James
river. 10 load lum Der for Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-11

COTTON kEPoST
Market dull.
QUOTATIONS.
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